Heath's adds wall paper and local notices in Barre
Community updates from Barre Vermont list new wallpaper at Heath's, music arrivals at Bailey's Music Rooms, restaurant hiring at Jack's Depot Square, and an auction of Shepard cafe furnishings. Also notes numerous residents visiting relatives, trips to Burlington and Old Orchard, driving and trucking services, and a real estate sale by D A Perry agency with plans for a modernized property in South Barre.
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Heath's
St. Alduns
Pasabd Suntay
South Barre
Naw
Bailey’s Music Rooms
Eva Carpenter
Barre
Jack's
Depot Square
Shepard Cafe
Ady
H. Hale
Hilda Allen
Beckley Street
Burlit
Marion Carroll
Catherine Phelps
Russell Hoyt
Lake Morey
Shirley McNeil
Ayers Street
Brattleboro
William McCarthy
South W Main Street
DeBrule
Burlington
Granite City
Charlotte Marchetti
Angelo
Rita McAdam
Waterville
Ernest Marchetti
Kerogas Oj
E. A. Prindle
Worthen Block
Alexander (Oreiner
Hillside Avenue
Hartford
Batchelder House
J. F. Webster
Jean Maderini
New York City
Hotel Barre
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles McKinnon
Graniteville
Sowlee
Beckley Hill
Hilda Martinson
Washington Street
University of Vermont
Vera M. Watson
Nxt
Orleans
Orange
D. A. Perry
A. Perry
Waterbury
Ver
Guernsey
Perry
Brattlehorn
Wale
Pure Bred Live Co
Maccabees
Attention
Misa Millier
Pawtucket
Brigham Academy of Bakersfield
Spaulding Assembly Hall
Spaulding
Altmnt Association
Laren Bell
John © Bell
Morene
Annie
Farmington
East Montpelier
Noble Love
Nelson Ballard
James Scotor
Walter Scott
W. Curtie Johnson
New Hampshire
Maine
Mute
D. A. Perry Heal Estate Agency
Eray
Jane T. Rol
Tervenue
Old South Main Street
Ford N. Rock
Hobbienn
River Street
Rock
Dairy farmers meeting on cooperative dairy plans
Notice outlines a meeting of dairy farmers in the area to discuss a cooperative dairy and related matters. Attendees from Weskington and nearby towns are urged to attend to hear about transformation plans and local dairy issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braham
Natbeell
Ioe
Wrrwinding
Weskington
Jenny Constien
Meeting Notice for November Thursday Evening
A meeting of WeBees Trite is planned for Thursday evening at Twelve. Everyone is invited to be present and participate in the event.
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Webees
Tilden Shoe Co Advertisement and Local Notices
A compilation from the Times adv section lists the Tilden Shoe Co. ads on page 6 and today’s Times Adv. Several society items follow: births at Prospect Street homes, twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Sironi, one couple’s wedding notices, and resignations at the American Express Co. Dated social updates include travel to Montreal guest visits and local talk of wardrobe services, with short notes on dancing venues and a Royal Tailors sale offering suits from 20.50 to 39.50. Police action involves Oliver’s Battery Station and a local arrest near Lbrandem, with doctors called for observation.
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Tilden Shoe Co
Tilden Shoe Company
Times
Rowland Hall
Landi
Howland Hall
Peter Puricelli
Prospect Street
Dwight Phelps
Burlington
BR. Sironi
Berlin Street
P. H. Brown
American Express Co
Express Office
Oliver's Battery Station
Victor McTay
Montreal
George Thomson
Farwell Street
Royal Tailors
Royal
Ladd's
Albert
Community Notes From Williamstown Local Page
Williamstown reports move of Richard Seeley to the tenement on the L I D Gale farm to run it this year. Mrs HA Holt and Mrs Camp return from Silver Lake Barnard. Ardyn Hayward, Northfield ceremory worker, visits family over Sunday. Children’s day observances held at the Methodist church last Sunday. Ehfon Hi Martin, former pastor near Remmelon, TN, visits his parents. Mrs Fh B Narramore and daughters stay at Pratt farm for an indefinite stay.
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Roy Potter
Howell
Granville
N. Y
Carl W. Seaver
Richard Seeley
Gale Farm
HA. Holt
Camp
Silver Lake
Barnard
Ardyn L. Hayward
Northfield
Ehfon Hi Martin
Remnelon
Ervine EL Martin
Narramore
Pratt Farm
American Bankers Meet Opens in Boston
Boston hosts the American Institute of Banking as it holds its thirteenth annual competition through Thursday. Delegates greet by state and city officials of the Boston chapter amid talks on national and international finance by leading bankers. Tk Perry of Albany, NY, president of the institute, addresses the program.
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Boston
American Institute of Banking
Bipston
Immt
Edter Tk Perry
Albany
Norwich Distinguishd College Training Brightens War Effort
Washington June 1 announcement by the War Department asserts annual inspection shows leading colleges and schools sustain thorough and quality military instruction. Nervwh University cited as "distinguished" in caret levee of military instruction, reflecting improved standards across the country.
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Washington, D.C
Thoriough
Nervwh University
Bascom House Dining Room Closes for Short Period
Bethel report notes the Bascom house dining room will close for a few days due to lack of a cook and dining room staff while the rest of the hotel stays open. Landlord Emery plans to hire replacements and was in Barre to study the labor market. Other local movements include visits by Bos ton residents and university students returning home, with several family and staff updates.
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Bascom
Kew. Morse
George B. Chase
Boston
Susan E. Chase
E. S. Rood
Roy J. Emery
Lympus Church
Kilmer W
Akron
Ohio
Dana Stoddard
Windsor
Stoddard
Fred Howland
Royalton
Forrest Seymour
Brookfield
Cora White
Randolph
Bertha Hartwell
John
Swanton
Val Hardy
Enfield
N. H
jChardea Wi
Barden
Local Social Notes From Marshfield and Montpelier Areas
East Calais and Marshfield residents visit Edwin York and W E Wheeler. Couples and families from Marshfield, Montpelier, and Plainfield make calls and attend events. Margret Sanders ill, Estherine recently returned from Saratoga after graduation. others travel for visits and business in Montpelier and Eden.
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Spencer
Morea
Marshfield
Edwin York
Will Whitcomb
W. EB. Wheeler
SF. Dailey
KM. Me
Inner Cabot
FT. Marsh
Eden
Margret Sanders
Mise Estherine
Saratoga
Skilmere School
Atte
A A. Gove
C.J. Lamb
Montpelier
Irvin Stoddard
Mid
G. E. Santers
DR Brown
Plainfield
Sieven
Frank March
John Bancroft
John Coates
Montpelier Seminary
Warren Brown
Misa
Vermont Friends Seek $18000 for Books for Everybody Fund
A Vermont drive by the American Library Association appeals for $18000 to support the Books for Everybody fund. Support from the Vermont Federation of Women and local groups is pledged, with gifts noted from Montpelier and others to aid wartime education and citizenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anes Menesowsa
Camp Merritt
Vermont, Federation of Wom
Vlule
Montpelier
Vermont
Montgonery
Muraig
Anthrag Burt
Micrchant Marine
Ueberea W. Wright
Mistipelier
Charles ¥Laewe
Remedy for Neurasthenia and Nervous System Health
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non alcoholic tonic to nourish nerve cells and build blood to treat neurasthenia. It notes causes such as overwork worry and grief, symptoms like irritability and headaches, and offers mail order 60 cents per box plus a free booklet from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Sehenve study NY.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Sehenvestudy
N.Y
Ady
Local high school entry list omits Graniteville name
Gran iteville residents are noted for a certificate entry list error as Leon Craig’s name was left out. Mrs Rupert Gilbert returns to Bishop's Crossing after a short visit with Mrs Frank Tucker accompanied by her mother Madame Weir who will stay a few weeks.
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Leon Craig
Upper
Graniteville
Rupert Gilbert
Bishop's Crossing
Que
Frank Tucker
Madame Weir
John Reilley
Frank Reilley
Edwards family to Inverness visit and local school notices
Websterville Mr and Mrs Arthur R Edwards and daughter Helen depart for a weeks visit in Inverness Quebec. William Pruneau of Washington visits relatives Mike Paquet leaves for Quebec by bus after word from Hinees of his mother. A business meeting of SF Baptist Sunday school at Mrs James Cum home Wednesday at 7 pm urged for teachers and officers. Summer vin noted by elday. Gramm er poor pupils Margaret MacDonald Madeline Moore achieved full attendance. Certificates to enter high school awarded to Frank LaSaso Rose Meluno Adelia Miller Mary Moran Madeline Moore Tony Pietrallo Lydia Prunean. Saturday seventh and eighth graders picnic to Willamatown gulf with Mixx Pllen Moan and Frances Finnegan. Harding “Good Friend of Mexico” Adolfo de la Huerta says Harding is a good friend of Mexico at a dinner in Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Edwards
Helen
Inverness
William Pruneau
Washington
D. A
Mike Paquet
Quebec
Sf Baptist Sunday School
James Cum
Tee T
Bloard Elday
Grammer Poor
Margaret McDonald
Madeline Moore
High Schonl
Frank LaSaeso
Rose Meluno
Adelia Miller
Mary Moran
Tony Pietra Allo
Lydia Prunean
Radeo
Willamatown Gulf
Mixx Pllen Moan
Mise Frances Finnegan
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B. W. Hooker& Co. Undertakers
General Electric
Ard
Oldsmobile Co
Oscar Yando
Ryron
Teco
Harvard Gille
Moxie
Pirk's Beverage
Delphia
the Smith & Cumings Co., Ins
Talk OF
the Town
East Barre
Regilar
Wedzentay
F. Tetamanti
Stonesheds
Quitey
Mass
C. G. Stickney
T. A. Houghton
Elm Street
Clara Watking
Summer Street
Watkins Plate
M.S. Levin
Rosa
Merchant Street
Harry
Willian K. Lagell
Williamstown
Norwich
Post Toasties
Superior Corn
Bethel
East Calais
U. S
Hyur
Paige & Campbell General Agents ‘Phone 265
the Travelers
Hartford, Connecticut
Mika Madeline Carey
Business College
Hurlington
Norman Murray
Springfield
John Melnnes
B. Bailey
Lewis Mcfood
William Emelie
Canada
Baseball Club
Land
Gazeley’s Park
Websterville
Harding
Mexico
Mexico City
Adolfo de la Huerta
Warren G. Harding
Hepublican
United States
Russell
Kodaks
Premos
Rockland
Leominster
Hyde Park
Wakefield
Jack Tar Togs
Label of Honor
Fetele
Daylight Store
Barre, Vt
Clinton
Woburn
Plymouth
Mrs. Shepard Co., Inc
Post
Armour
Babbitt’s
The
F. D. Ladd Company